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Mall 205 for Lease –ANCHOR AND SHOP SPACE OPPORTUNITIES– MALL 205 FOR LEASE Mall 205 is conveniently located at the intersection of Hwy 205 and SE Washington St. With approximately 455,000 residents within a five-mile radius, Mall 205 is located in one of Portland’s most densely populated areas. Location 10100 SE Washington Street, Portland, Oregon Available Space 1,000 – 60,000 RSF Rental Rate Call for details Comments • Located at the east perimeter of Portland’s urban core and adjacent to I-205, there are half a million residents who live within 15 minutes of this location. • Anchored by: Target, Home Depot, 24 Hour Fitness, and Bed Bath and Beyond. • Established co-tenancy includes Famous Footwear, Tuesday Morning (NAP), Olive Garden, Red Robin, Panda Express and others. • Anchor opportunity of up to 60,000 SF available between Home Depot and Target. • Exterior and interior opportunities available. • Abundant parking. CRA SARA DALEY » [email protected] Commercial Realty Advisors NW, LLC 733 SW Second Avenue, Suite 200 gary surgeon » [email protected] Portland, Oregon 97204 www.cra-nw.com 503.274.0211 Licensed brokers in Oregon & Washington MALL 205 | OVERALL SITE PLAN AVAILABLE 2,300 SF AVAILABLE Up to 60,000 SF CRA n MALL 205 | MALL INTERIOR PLAN S-1 UPSTAIRS A-15 A-15 SUITE TENANT SF A-15 Available 4,297 A-16 to A-18 Available 877–5,727 A-16 A-19 to A-21 Available 730–2,610 C-20 C-1 Home Depot 134,722 C-21 A-18 C-20 to C-21 Available 733–3,847 D-1 C-22 A-19 C-22 to C-39 Available Up to 21,000 D-6 C-39 C-29 D-1 Pizano’s Pizza 1,270 D-2 C-23 A-20 C-32 D-2 to D-3 Available 400–1,230 C-31 D-3 C-30 C-24 A-20.1 A-21 D-4A Cricket Wireless 1,001 D-5 C-27 D-4a C-36 C-28 D-5 Bed Bath & Beyond 2,658 C-35 C-25 C-26 Storage D-6 Famous Footwear 9,900 E-1 24 Hour Fitness 36,445 E-6 to E-10 Available 7,996 E-9 E-16 E-10 E-16 Bed Bath & Beyond 20,388 E-7 E-6 E-21 E-20 Available 4,106 E-26 E-20 E-21 State of Oregon DMV 8,005 E-1 E-25/26 Available 2,550 S-1 Available (2nd Floor) 8,706 E-25 CRA n MALL 205 | images SE Washington St 22,611 ADT (17) 23,255 ADT (17) SE Stark St 151,400 ADT (17) CRA MALL 205 | CLOSE-IN W 1st Ave 15-MINUTE DRIVE TIME DEMOGRAPHICS Estimated population 2018 799,838 Number of households 338,484 Owner occupied housing units 171,570 Average household income $90,609 Households over $75K income 147,467 College-educated residents 429,382 Source: Regis – SitesUSA (2018) SAYLER’S OLD COUNTRY KITCHEN SE 99th Ave SE 99th Ave 102nd SE SE Stark St SE Washington St SE 106th Ave 106th SE FLOYD LIGHT MIDDLE SCHOOL SITE MALL 205 FLOYD LIGHT CITY PARK SE Cherry Blossom Dr SE Main St CRA n PORTLAND METRO SHOPPING CENTER ANALYSIS 15 MINUTE DRIVE TIMES JANTZEN BEACH CENTER GLA 746,171 Population 588,526 Avg HH Income $94,366 Daytime Employment 628,047 CASCADE STATION GLA 800,000 STREETS OF TANASBOURNE Population 811,516 GLA 370,000 TANASBOURNE TOWN CENTER PIONEER PLACE Avg HH Income $84,952 Population 359,926 GLA 569,965 GLA 356,154 Daytime Employment 728,998 Avg HH Income $108,684 Population 367,178 Population 875,846 Daytime Employment 233,780 LLOYD CENTER Avg HH Income $112,071 Avg HH Income $99,219 GLA 1,200,000 Daytime Employment 242,963 Daytime Employment 856,898 Population 821,893 CEDAR HILLS CROSSING Avg HH Income $97,230 GLA 700,000 Daytime Employment 796,953 Population 605,050 MALL 205 Avg HH Income $109,685 GLA 477,000 Daytime Employment 569,759 Population 799,838 WASHINGTON SQUARE Avg HH Income $90,609 GLA 1,442,000 Daytime Employment 740,123 Population 560,718 CLACKAMAS TOWN CENTER Avg HH Income $115,183 GLA 1,230,000 Daytime Employment 515,109 Population 609,821 BRIDGEPORT VILLAGE Avg HH Income $91,404 GLA 500,000 Daytime Employment 467,463 Population 429,345 Avg HH Income $118,357 Daytime Employment 411,212 NYBERG RIVERS/WOODS GLA 300,000–R 250,000–W Population 396,505 Avg HH Income $119,648 CRA n Daytime Employment 319,896 Source: Regis – SitesUSA (2018).
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